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Curious Prescription for Dyspepsia.

Everything eat In the morning disagrees
with me, doctor, remarked q patient few days
ago. 'It has come to point at last when, II
take any solid food before noon IL becomes source
OF heavy discomfort" Shave you ever tried any
homemade sausage?- 'No, why I never could
digest that, doctor, It is too greasy" .weI per-
haps So" was my answer, "bul, as some really
good results have shown up lately, would Ike
you TO try It," And, sure enough, the highly sea-
soned fatty food was quietly dlgesJed, and proved
just the required morning meal. IL is worth try
Ing In every case OF forenoon dyspepsia when ordi
nary diet fails.
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DIED.

OLEU-
BUECHIlN5. On Docesnber 90, 1887, ate 5pn~
KATE BUEQBLIAo. szrd thirty-sax jean. bsisvsd
funsr~l win tnSe place from her lass ru6dsDca No
LIS Punnsy lyania avenue notthucst on tunday q
30. Friends aud rei<usss are r~pscssuAp hsvsso
~ attend
rosREsr; On psespsss s e: 1871. 4 80 ~.
MA BSeAS SELtiSA f0ea.s =, wv ~ -
Ynsssl frvn hrr <dases. go New reek s,ssss
northwt<t. Sunday. December n, q , pa k1la-
tivss and friends resssefIa.is instted ~
FRLEMAS. On trd.y .n.rni.g. psuussr -
l8s1. DAVID j. ACsSEl.
Notice Of funagal hoeoafoDr.
of &E1gAts dtpsQsA. ANAL - sAkosT0h. 161DhsG
81 ysne 4 and tie isss Ma Y hAn0saon.
sfssr long .nnssA Wili1An = Sfk6b&x e q
ylipap = snd tee kss ncll9 y ngcadek
ssrs.esss q d. $500 q - ls14rs [lf153 o
!s:::: ' IT,: ::s = fsa$ s&'t =
- passss co0yJ
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E.caued Prisoner Recapturcd.

NRw YORK Dec. 2a-Michaei O'COnnor, a bur.
glar, who escaped from the jail at Plttsneld
Mass, on the night OF December 10, by the use or
made from the steel shank OF one OF his Shoes
has been recaptured In this city. He will be held
for extraditlOn. Michael Lynch, who escaped
with him, was also taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

MARRIED HIS OLD LOVE AFTER TWxNTY YEARS
Henry King, OF the Marine Insurance Co., OF
Wan street, q wealthy resident OF New YORK city,
was married TO Mrs. Isabella Roome, OF New
Brunswick. N. j., at the latter place Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. King met the lady who b now his
wife In New Brunswick more than twenty years
ago. She was then the young and lovely Miss Isa,-
bella Fisher. Mr.. King, though many years her
senior fell Desperately In love with her, but was
rejected. Mr.. King returned 70 his home In New
York, was successful In business ana also In his
suit for the nand OF another lady. They lived TO
gether many years, when she died, after having
born hun eight children. Miss Fisher in the mean
time become the wife OF . handsome New YORKER
Seabury Roome-who married her In spite Of the
determined opposition OF her family 70 him on &C
count Of his lack VI money. The Fishers were
people Of wealth. Time passed o. and brought %
the RoomeS poverty and an infant The child
died, but poverty 70 immortal Rooms had squan-
dered ms w!ies fortune IN gambling. He fell III
and died MA Roome was widow. MA RoOme
refused 70 return % o. accept any assstancs from
her family. She lived N poverty Tor several years.
supporting herself hy ne6diewoSk. Mr. King b.
came acquainted with the fact oe His nYss lovers
Wio0whood- He canno 70 New Brunswick saw
and conquered, with ths above result The happy
pair VIII take up thsir reaadence IN New York
city.
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Alexandria Affair."


6epOft0Q ZOE 1HE EVENING bIAB
HORSES THAT STOLE A WAGoN.-Last night the
police were notified that wagon and team had
been stolen from Mr.. Geo. Head, OF Alexandra
County, and search was begun. 1t appeared that
Mr.. and MA Head were at bossart's confectionery,
on Fairfax street, about O'Clock last night, and
LEFT their wagon and team at the door. On COM
ing out the horses and wagon were gone. After Q
search, protracted into the night, Nj. Head and
Roads and found the wagon and team at the
stable door. Tho horses thought there was no
place like homo and had trotted on TO the stable,
leaving the owners In town.
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HE MAY DIE OF HAS INJURIES.
The Ashanti On Special Osfiesr Cash.

Edward Cash, the special policeman ct the gas
house, who was brutally assaulted and beaten
early yesterday morning while attending to his
duties there, rs published elsewhere In TIE STAR,
was reported this afternoon BY the police to be
dying. The officers OF the third precinct have
been expecting the assault for the past
two month"; because they had heard OF threats
being made by James 1ladigan and Thomas
Hogan, the men arrested charged with the offense.
The men, 1t is alleged secssted themselves in the
OF them dealt Cash . blow across the
head, making q severe Wo0nd, am they
then, It Is charged, best And kicked him
with his family at No. 304 10th eject. when a
STAR reporter called TO see him tt afternoon he
was very sick, but 1t was not thouGnD that death
was near nc hand.
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A Charge 81 Forgery.
THREE coLoReD MEN ARRESTED.

jos. Jones' colored, the head waiter at Cod
frey & Holden's saloon, has q number OF friends
who are always ready and willing 70 loan him
money. Chaa. West, colored, who was at one time
employed In the same saloon, knowing that fact
requested Levi Chisley and ChasI Wright both
colored, to write him notes to different persons
requesting the loan OF an amount OF money, 70
when notes ne got tnem 20 sign Jones name.
requested the others to write the notes for him.
They accommodated him, and last night Or1cers
GOlway, Nelson and Bailey arrested the trio and
locked them up. BY addressing such notes West
obtained g from p. Rooney, and s from simmons,
the livery stable keeper. He tried the game on
Mr.. John Hogan. the oyster dealer. but the latter
suspected something wrong and notified the
police. To-day in the Police Court the case was
continued until Tuesday.
RANGE OF THE THERMoNHTER-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a.
M, %; pm, 35; maximum, IS; minimum, %.
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A Cyprian Grievance.

LONDON, Dec. 23-The Inhabitants Of the Islanc
Of Cyprus will send deputatiOn to London u
petition Lord Salisbury 10 grant the legislativ,
council power TO deal with the subject Of taxa
ton.
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Wages la 1890.

From McMaster's History OF 80 United States
The con lition OF the wage class OF that day may
be well exanin d: IL Is fun OF instruction for social
agitaiors IN the great cities unskiiled workmen
were hired by the day, bought their own food and
found their own lodgings. But In The country, on
the farms, or wherever q hand was employed on
some public work, they were fed and lodged BY
the employer and given lew collars month.
On the Pennsylvania canals the diggers ate the
coarsest Diet were housed In the ru0esa sheds and
paid SO q month IRON May 20 November and s. q
month from November 10 May. hod-carriers and
mortar-mixers. diggers and choppers, who, from
17.r3 TO ls00, la0ored on The puDliC buildings and
cut the streets and avenues OF Washington city
the work they could perform from March 4 20 De-
cember 20. The hours of work were invariably
from sunrise 10 sunset Wages AT Albany and
New YORK were three shiiiinga, or, as money then
went, forty cents day: at Lancaster. - 10 $40
month; elsewhere Ia Pennsy lydnIa workmen were
content with 81 In summer and . an WINTER AZ
pence day. None bs the InoGIh asked more Than
IS. AT Fredericksburg the price OF labor was from
s. to$7. In Virginia white men employed by the
year were given cl6 currency; slaves. when hired,
were clothed and their masters paid el MONTH
pound Virginia money Mas Ia FEDERAL money.
was, therefore, sc5 year, with iood and perhaps
lodging. out CT this small sum the workman
must with his wsiels n..g: llaiataln his family.
A BABy ATTACKED BY A HAwE.-Wm. Horn, nv
Ing near Greenylie, Pa, shot large hen hawk
TUESDAY ne BROKE one ~ Us m ane ,..p
one leg 10 a table leg IN corner of his Kitchen
until he could nix NJ cage 10 keep 10 In Ms.
Horn was busy IN the Kitchen, and her eighs-
months-old baby was creeping about on the roor.
The baby was attracted by the hawk In tine corner,
and crept up 10 Il, unobserycd by It's mother who
suddenly heard her enid screaming In agony.
Turning around she saw Tue chiid lying on tie
1oor, while TIE hawk Was on Top OF II, tearing nc
the babys face with Its talons and bcak- MIA
Horn ran 10 the rescue OF her child ana IA getting
IL from the hawk had the flesh vn ner right hand
cut TO the bone by a blow IRON one of tie hawks
claws The flesh on the baby's face WIS torn
away one check. exposing the bone- One eye
was destroyed ard the uEcer up nearly severed
from the face. The child's breast Was also badly
laceraJed- But Tor the presence OF us mother ana
her prompt rescue The hawk would have soon
Killed the baby. The hawk was taken out and
shot The chids injuries may prove fatal
BRookfyS POLICE sToP A PKrzn Ft0Hr.-0eo IA
Blanche, the maIfne AMI JacA Faiion, u BrooklyAs
fought SIX Marquis of Quecnsbury ROUNDS In hooo.
ken Inst night Toe marine endeavoreo 20 force
lhe nghtihg. hut the ef1ort w1nded MIN. When the
referee ORDERED tAe seventh round the police inters
feIed. and the night MAS declared a draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

Awful Natural Gas Expl0siOn!
ONE DEAD AND THREE TERRIBLY INJURED THROUGH
RLUNBK16 cARxLEsSNkea
At Findlay, Ohio fearful natural gas explosion
occurred last night which resulted In the death Of
one person and the probably fatal injury Of three
otherA all members OF the same family. A cot
tage ON West Front street had been pfped for
the use OF natural gas, and plumber In making
large quantity OF gas TO escape OF which the FAINT
y were ignorant until they attempted TO start Q
DIRE. Then the gas tgnited and fearful explosion
and throwing The inmates-James Lundy, h1s
wlfo and three misunderstanding upon the
tundy win probably recover, but his wtfe
cannot survive, and. one little two-yssr-olda
glfi = already dead Her two sissersy age0
the hour! away IN the greatest agony, but it G
thought they WIN recover. The family ha0 only
dent occurred. THIS 3 the r1sSxplos6oa q nat
ural gas that has ever occurred In this section.
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The cold Followed By a Blizzard.

MNNEAPoLIs, MIMI, Dec. 23-The cold snap Of
yesterday changed suddenly last evening
OF snow falling, which drifted badly This
morning slight snow fell, but was OF short dura-
ton. The wind Is still strong. No serious block
AIDES are as yet reported, though the trains are
more or less delayed.
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London Letter to the Dublin Freemau's Journal.
have just heard particulars OF q curious and
remarkable breach OF promise case, in connection
with which proceedings have alreadyUegun. The
plaintiff is constable in the mounted force Of the
Royal Irish Constabulary, and the defendant Is
the daughter OF a high colonial oficiaL How or
where they met am not In position to say, but
th gallant peeler seems to have made complete
conquest Of the young lady's heart, and they were
TO have been married not very long ago. Some
i1 relations however. interfered, and
were suddenly blighted by the Intelligence that all
was OF between them. He now wants material
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A Thrifty Wife,s Leracy.

From the Nevada City (Csl) Transcript
gentleman OF this city had tie misfortune O
few weeks ago to lose by death his wife. few
days ago he visited a bank OF business, and was
told by the cashier that at the time ohe death OF
his wife she had accumulated and had on deposit
In the institution in he- name the sum Of 5000
The widower was thunderstruck, and could hardly
believe what the Cashier told him. He soon real
tied the fact, however, when the cashier gave him
q certincate OF deposit for that amount
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Tho C0nRfse
Forrrrv CorrRT-L,<}oe

EQUITY COURT-JudQe Mer7-ick.
To-day, brown agt Wygarr; demurrer sus-
tanned, with leave to amend and answer. Brill
agt Brill; encumbrance OF lot authorized. McCor-
mick agt. District: decree settling rights OF par.
ties. Wilson agt RisQue; Job Barnard appointed
guardian ad ntem.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Jud0e Montgomery.
To-day, Daniel Magruder, robbery; verdict
guilty. Jos Films, larceny; verdict not guilty.
VIM Smith, assault with intent to XIII Frederick
Hopkins; on trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

PLACED ON THE RETIRED LIsT.-Capt Jno T.
Morrison, 10th cavalry has been placed jill the re-
tired list.
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II RHEUMATISM

according 20 recent Is caused By excess
81 Tactic acid In the blood This acid attacks The
noros tissues particularly in the ioint and the
local manifestations Of disease PAINS and aches in
the back and shoulders, and In the tin the knees
hnk!es. hiIs and wrists. Thousands Of people have
found in Hoors SsrsapariA positive and permanent
cure for Rheumatism This medicine, by purifying
and WALKING neutralzes the scidity Of the
Hood and also builds mp aud strengthens the whole
b0iy
HOODS sARsAPARrIIA
Sold by all drasTists q: sx for Is. Prepared only
by u i. HOOD CO., ApothecAries, Lowell Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 8
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Chicago Markets.
Foreign Money Orders.

A GREAT INCkBAS1-CHRIsrNAs GIFTS FOR THE ''OLD
Folks AT HOME"
During the present month there has been a great
increase In the number OF foreign money orders,
which is attributed to the custom of people In this
country sending TO their friends at home Christmas
presents OF money 1t Is estimated that the amount
Of money sent away this month will be greater
than any previous year. Last year the amount of
foreign money orders exceeded that OF any previ-
Gus year. More money Is sent 70 Great B,itain
than any other foreign country. Last year the
amount OF money orders issued for Great Britain
was nearly a, O00 an increase over the amount
OF the previous year OF nearly 81 600 900. Germany
Came next with about 8, SOC. 600; then Canada,
with something over 81 ,O0O,OOO. Some three-Quar-
tiers OF million Was sent TO Italy, while about
45O0000 was transmitted to Switzerland.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE ND, December 33.-Virginia SKIES,
consviiu.,su, Az; do forties, SO; new threes
BALTIMORE, Nd, December .,3.-Cotton easy and
duii-mtddlng. AU7s. Flour steady and quIet-Howsrd
street and western super, 31a2 70; do extra BOO
a3oU do. family. 4VvsA.35; city mills super, 2.37
a.. 81 do extra, 3OoA3.o2; do. klo pralius, 4.ovs
40; Pstapsco superativs patent, $50 do family,
Ous92 amber, 92aeS. western hlHher closing quiet;
No. 2 winter red spot, S554sS6; January, S6saS0s
February. So,sssS1s; May, vjs1aY4. Corn-soutl.ern
nrner and sctive; white. 53a55; yellow, 53}sa55
January. o5,.s55>s February 56 bid. Oats steady
ana nrIn-sOuthern and Pennsylvania 34a37: western
white. 3Ss4U: western mixed, 3oa}o. Rye nrui, 04a
IT, Hay easy and Qutet-prime to choice western,
pork, D. Bulk meatsshouldsrs aud clear rib sdes
packed. 7ax9. Observation-Disclosures, 752aSa; clear RIB
sides, "a; hams. l2al2A. Lard-rehned, 81. Butter
hrm-western packed, loa22 creamery. 21a31 EGGS
renned. "a Coffee easier aud duil-kio cargoes ordi
nary to lair. lSAslS4. Sugar steady-A SOFT Z;
copper refined nrm and active, 15al6. Whisky
hrner, 1.1oa1.l6 Freights to Liverpool per steamer
dull-cotton, SD; -four. Is. 3D.; grain. sid.
Receipts-nour. 1910 barrels; wheat 4.6UO bushels:
corn, 1880 bushels; oats, 800 ushels: rye. 2OO
bushels. Shlpments-nours 1890 barrels. Sales
wheat, 4O1 .oUO bushels: corn. S2.lOO bushelA
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, December 90, IL a. -Rumblings
Of the Atlantic made the short interest In
wheat very nervous this morning. Nearly all the
shorts apparently believed that il wise to
adjourn three days with lines of wheat out
free bidders at the start, and May opened at 49,
higher than yesterdays close. May corn opened un-
changed, at o4A. but there sales immediately
after at 54s May pork opened tribe easier at 1850.
Wheat, s4H; corn, 54,s: oats. 1874; pork. l5o2h
lara S.l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

The APPLICATION FOR CAPT. BURRITT.-Another
application was received to-day at the Post-Once
Department for the position Of postmaster Of this
the editor OF the Sunday Herald, who has fire.
quently been mentioned for the place. but the
application for whom has just reached the De-
Ddrtment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23
Fire In Rich sssOsad .

Tredagar co. q iron works destroyed portion OF
the two OF their spike mills. The loss Is about
8, 600; insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

M. Powderiy, In tho Journal Of Labor tnis
Usual letter on labor topscA and asks the tndui-
genes o. the meUbess q IT, order. tho letters
wtn . resumed upon The recovsEy q ~. Pow
0eFiy.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest 1GlGglaHS 10 The Star.
MIR. MANNING STILL ALIVE.
Hut flis Pulse In Uncertain To-day an
His Vision Grows Dim.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, Dec. 23.-Mr. Manning lived through the
night and Is alive at noon. or course every hour
diminishes his strength, but his endurance has al
ready proved SO great that no attempt to fix the
limit OF it can be made. He may die late this At
ternoon or in the morning. His pulse to-day for
the first time IL iuttering, and his power OF vision
diminishing. but he opens his eyes ana turns his
head In the direction OF the sound when words are
spoken aloud. There is virtually nothing addi-
death, when IL occurs. IL has been a clear case
OF Bright's disease with the customary changes In
the condition OF the heart, the whole attributable
TO defective plumbing arrangements In his Treas
ury ONCE, which brought on his stroke, the f1rst
potent m Manifestation OF disease.
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Business Wen burned Out.

| BIG RAPIDS, MICH, Dec. 23-P. A. EricksOn'S
| hotei and new frame block, LindDloom Bro gro
/ Gerry store, Olson's dry-goodS store, Rows meat
Market and 4. &. Hunts residence, were destroyed
by fire this morning. Losses Will reach nearly
/ so, 600; insurance $4,000.
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Society Notes.

MIS- D. W. Bliss VINO has been seuoDusly I'll at
her home, COZ 18th street northwOuk for some
time, was reported as little better to-day.
Miss Barton Of Dupont Circle, entertained few
friends at dinner on Tuesday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Gray Pendleton,
Mrs CON- Breese, Col. Biddle Senator Faulkner,
and Mr.. Malcolm Henry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

NAVAL ORDRRs.-Capt. f. II. Harrington, Marine
Corps, detached from the Richmond and ordered
to his home on sick leave. First-Lieut. 8. H. Glib
son, ordered from the Saratoga to his home to
await the action OF the retiring board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23
BILLINGS VILE PLOT.



SIMPLE PERSONS WHO THINK THEY HAVE F0uNp
BUCcANERR MOKGANs SKIP.
The schooner Maria, OF New York, sailed from
Key West, Fla, yesterday evening. Her mission
Is treasure hunting In the sands OF the Caribbean
seas. She arrived at Key West ten days ago from
Kingston, Jamaica, with . large crew and party
of gentlemen, two OF whom, Prof. Barker and Mr..
Astw00d, LETT her here and went north by tue last
steamer. The Maria Is after the treasure OF Buc.
cancer Morgan, whose pirate ship Phantom was
wrecked years ago In Quicksands some 25 mics on
the coast OF Belize. The same party or adventures
on previous trip to the coast claim to have nxed
the exact locality where lies the treasure Graded by
the ribs OF the old pirate shy Being without appl
anceS for the recovery OF the treasure, the party
returned. The Maria had double purpose In
coming 70 Key West 1t was to enlist some OF the
people there In the adventure and communicate
with asSUciateSat New tYork, who are said TO have
sailed within the last few In q small steamer
bound also 10 Belize. Besides the necessary appa-
ratus for the expedition the Maria carries nothing
but ballast and supplies. Special Treasury Agent
Peck, or New York, Is said TO be In charge OF the
expedition, and several OF the prominent mer-
chants OF Key West furnish the means The clerk
OF the Circuit Court, representing Kew West
parties and local pilot Joined the expedition. A
Key West dispatch 10 the New York Herald, which
gives thSSe Particulars adds: so widespread is the
Interest In the adventure that several Senators
and Representatives have also contributed nDer.
ally and are interested In the outcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

DUBLIN Dec. 23-Mr Thomas Sexton, member
OF parliament for the west division OF Belfast is
seriously Ill In this city. He Is suffering from an
attack OF typhoid fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

Mr. j. NJ. BARCLAY was resting comfortably to-
day. Last night he seemed to fail rapidly, but to-
day there was considerable improvement in his
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DEVELOPMENT OF MEXICO.
Extraordinary Concessions 70 . Grea
lmmigraliOn Company.

Immigration Company.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-1t is announced at Fl Paso,
Tex, that the Mexican government has granted
extraordinary concessions to q real estate CON-
pany to induced immigration TO eleven states OF
Mexico. The company has obtained title 20 S.
900 900 acres OF land In Chihuahua, S1nRloa, Dur
ango, Cohuila, ZacatecaS Guapa1uate, Tamau-
lipas, Vera Cruz Michaveau, GaliscO and Guerrero.
and propose TO establish agencies In all the large
cities OF Europe and America. The government
has granted exemption from taxation TO all set
terson these tracts and insures proper protection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

COL J. H. BAXTER, chief medical purveyor, has
been ordered from Washington to st. Louis to in
spect the medical depot there.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening ana closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, ss reported BY special
wire to Corson & Mccartney, l4l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-23

BOARD has been appointed to survey the At
lanta, which is in need Of repairs to the extent Of
about x3. 600.
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II Felt Like an Earthquake.
NEW BEDFORD AND NEIGBBoRIHG TOWNS GENTLY
SHAKEN LAST NIGHT

INV BEDFORD, MASS, Dec. 23-A deep, rumbling
sound, lasting three seconds accompanied by y
tremor OF The earth, was noticed shortly after mid
night this morning. The disturbance aroused the
people from their sleep. The shock was felt In
Acushnet and other towns In this vicinity
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fifth HEEErTTr A
HHHHHkkE 7 "A
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Easily dgestsd: u the finest favor hearty bev-
erese for strong apostle: delicate drink for the
sensitiye Ihoroughly tested nutritious palatabie;
SnsIselled IN purity no unpleasant after enects
Sold 0y-Birsh Co, I4l4 18th st. NV: b L
WHISTLER. cor. X and 18th 81 NV; g. r. Waters cor
n,schard Bro, 354 p. ave; Mssruder. ili7 n
iss s.orrssa.s. S sSs ss saa NO VII
Buzz SONS. PhiisdelphiA- Pa d2I
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CHICAGO, Dec. IA special from Ironton. Ohio,
says: Pearson Mccoy was to-day found guilty OF
Mm. T. Norihrup at Harchild. last April. ne and
his Iathef killed Northrup In night, growing OUT
hihitionist and the Mccoy s saloon keeperE Attic
Coy, the father, u now serving o LIE sentence